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This Earth map lets you select the observer’s location used to calculate the bearing and elevation of celestial objects. The selected point determines how the sky, rise and set times, and object positions are shown.
Your location: Columbus, United States
Timezone:
Latitude:
39.9612
Longitude:
-82.9988

When Is Miram Visible During the Year?

See how Miram visibility changes through the year from your location. The graph shows its seasonal observing windows, while the table gives rise, transit and set times for selected dates.

Miram will remain visible until April 15, when it moves too close to the Sun and temporarily disappears from the night sky.

Best Months to See Miram

Based on the amount of time Miram is above the horizon during dark or twilight hours, the strongest observing months in the next year are December 2026, January 2027, November 2026.

Miram Visibility Throughout the Year

Time

Miram visibility on 2026-11-02

Miram Visible all night

Miram rise and set timetable

TimeElevation
Miram is always above the horizon
Moonset09:168°
Sunset12:2824°
Civil sunset12:5727°
Twilight start (−12°)13:2931°
Astronomical observing session begins14:0135°
Miram is always above the horizon
Moonrise, 48.5% illuminated 18:5272°
Miram transit19:3674°
Astronomical observing session ends00:3041°
Twilight end (−12°)01:0236°
Civil sunrise01:3432°
Sunrise02:0329°

Track Miram position throughout the night

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Time
Altitude
Azimuth
Shift the map to change the time and observe Miram changing position in the night sky.

Miram Rise, Transit and Set Times by Date

DateRise — SetTransitTwilightCoordinates
2026-11-02Miram is always above the horizon19:3612:24 - 02:01RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-11-09Miram is always above the horizon19:0912:16 - 02:09RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-11-16Miram is always above the horizon18:4112:10 - 02:17RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-11-23Miram is always above the horizon18:1412:05 - 02:25RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-11-30Miram is always above the horizon17:4612:02 - 02:32RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-12-07Miram is always above the horizon17:1912:01 - 02:39RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-12-14Miram is always above the horizon16:5112:02 - 02:44RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-12-21Miram is always above the horizon16:2312:04 - 02:49RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2026-12-28Miram is always above the horizon15:5612:08 - 02:52RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-01-04Miram is always above the horizon15:2812:14 - 02:53RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-01-11Miram is always above the horizon15:0112:20 - 02:52RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-01-18Miram is always above the horizon14:3312:28 - 02:50RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-01-25Miram is always above the horizon14:0612:36 - 02:46RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-02-01Miram is always above the horizon13:3412:44 - 02:40RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-02-08Miram is always above the horizon13:0712:53 - 02:33RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-02-15Miram is always above the horizon12:3913:01 - 02:24RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-02-22Miram is always above the horizon12:1213:09 - 02:15RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-03-01Miram is always above the horizon11:4413:17 - 02:05RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-03-08Miram is always above the horizon11:1713:25 - 01:54RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-03-15Miram is always above the horizon10:4913:32 - 01:43RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-03-22Miram is always above the horizon10:2213:39 - 01:32RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-03-29Miram is always above the horizon09:5413:46 - 01:21RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-04-05Miram is always above the horizon09:2713:53 - 01:10RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-04-12Miram is always above the horizon08:5914:01 - 00:59RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-04-19Miram is always above the horizon08:3214:08 - 00:48RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-04-26Miram is always above the horizon08:0414:15 - 00:39RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-05-03Miram is always above the horizon07:3714:22 - 00:30RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-05-10Miram is always above the horizon07:0914:29 - 00:22RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-05-17Miram is always above the horizon06:4214:35 - 00:15RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-05-24Miram is always above the horizon06:1414:41 - 00:09RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-05-31Miram is always above the horizon05:4714:47 - 00:05RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-06-07Miram is always above the horizon05:1914:52 - 00:03RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-06-14Miram is always above the horizon04:5114:55 - 00:02RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-06-21Miram is always above the horizon04:2414:58 - 00:03RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-06-28Miram is always above the horizon03:5614:59 - 00:05RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-07-05Miram is always above the horizon03:2914:58 - 00:08RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-07-12Miram is always above the horizon03:0114:56 - 00:13RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-07-19Miram is always above the horizon02:3414:52 - 00:18RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-07-26Miram is always above the horizon02:0614:47 - 00:24RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-08-02Miram is always above the horizon01:3914:40 - 00:30RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-08-09Miram is always above the horizon01:1114:32 - 00:37RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-08-16Miram is always above the horizon00:4414:23 - 00:43RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-08-23Miram is always above the horizon00:1614:13 - 00:50RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-08-30Miram is always above the horizon23:4914:03 - 00:56RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-09-06Miram is always above the horizon23:2113:52 - 01:03RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-09-13Miram is always above the horizon22:5413:40 - 01:10RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-09-20Miram is always above the horizon22:2613:29 - 01:16RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-09-27Miram is always above the horizon21:5913:17 - 01:23RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-10-04Miram is always above the horizon21:3113:06 - 01:30RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-10-11Miram is always above the horizon21:0412:55 - 01:37RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-10-18Miram is always above the horizon20:3612:44 - 01:44RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-10-25Miram is always above the horizon20:0912:34 - 01:51RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus
2027-11-01Miram is always above the horizon19:4112:25 - 01:59RA: 02h 50m 41s", Dec: 55° 53' 43s @ Perseus

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